Port Angeles: Port will provide land for graving – — – with conditions

PORT ANGELES -- If the state wants to build a "graving dock yard" at the Port of Port Angeles, the Port will make property available… Continue reading

Sequim: Lawyers’ negotiations may lead to end of regional shopping center rezoning

SEQUIM -- A lawsuit over property rezoning that would allow construction of a regional shopping center south of downtown may be settled. Craig Ritchie, legal… Continue reading

ARTWORK TO LINK AFRICA, NORTH OLYMPIC PENINSULA

PORT TOWNSEND -- With the help of the Port Townsend Foundry, a North Olympic Peninsula artist has created a work that will be part at… Continue reading

Clallam: Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary to relocate offices

PORT ANGELES -- The headquarters of Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary will move from the Port Angeles Federal Building to The Landing mall next month.… Continue reading

Port Townsend: An account of PT family’s 2 years at sea

PORT TOWNSEND -- Like characters out of a Robert Louis Stevenson novel, Alyce and Darby Flanagan went to sea at an early age, and lived… Continue reading

Pursuit of justice: Law enforcement agencies grapple with decision to chase

Editor's Note: This is the second of two parts on North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement pursuits and policies. High-speed pursuits are a liability for law… Continue reading

Clallam: Lower Elwha resident asks tribal chairman to step down

PORT ANGELES -- A Lower Elwha Klallam tribal member is calling for Chairman Dennis Sullivan to step down. David Charles requested Sullivan resign last month… Continue reading

Clallam: Parrot found dead; owner still missing at Lake Sutherland

LAKE SUTHERLAND -- A pet parrot that may have contributed to its owner's drowning has been found dead, washed up on the northwest shore of… Continue reading

Clallam: Shotguns-only for Cassidy Creek area?

CARLSBORG -- State and county officials are working to limit the use of firearms in the Cassidy Creek area to shotguns. The shotgun-only designation was… Continue reading

Peninsula: Olympic National Forest to offer Christmas tree permits

Olympic National Forest will kick off the holiday season Monday by making Christmas tree cutting permits available. Tree cutting permits cost $5 and may be… Continue reading

Peninsula: Police pursuits not limited to open highway

JOYCE -- National statistics show about one-third of police chases result in crashes and one in five ends with someone getting hurt. Joyce was the… Continue reading

Port Angeles: City may scale back animal control

PORT ANGELES -- Faced with flat revenues and increasing costs, city officials are proposing to follow Clallam County's lead and cut back dedicated animal control… Continue reading

Pursuit of Justice: High-speed chases test law enforcement officials

A staple of any cops-and-robbers movie is the spectacular car chase scene, with its blaring sirens, screeching tires, daring maneuvers, close calls and a trail… Continue reading

West End: First buoy placed in wave energy project

NEAH BAY -- AquaEnergy Group Ltd. has moored its first buoy in an experimental wave energy system being developed off Waatch Point. If successful, the… Continue reading

“YOU KILLED MY DADDY”: Roberts sentenced to life in prison for killing deputy

PORT ANGELES -- Thomas Martin Roberts was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without the possibility of parole, a week after he was found guilty… Continue reading

Clallam: Doherty wins re-election as county commissioner; other finals in

PORT ANGELES -- Incumbent Clallam County Commissioner Mike Doherty has won re-election to a new four-year term, edging past Phil Kitchel with 284 votes. As… Continue reading

Jefferson: Fred Hill mineral overlay heading to county board

The Jefferson County Planning Commission voted to recommend 690 acres near Shine be set aside for Fred Hill Materials Inc. as mineral resource land. The… Continue reading

Peninsula: Former drug ship – Western Wind – towed to Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND -- After 20 months high and dry, a fishing trawler seized in a February 2001 cocaine bust touched water again Thursday and is… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Council to discuss downtown parking

PORT ANGELES -- The future of downtown parking will be discussed by the City Council during its 6 p.m. work session Tuesday. City Economic Development… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Man with gun charged in police standoff

PORT ANGELES -- A man with a handgun who locked himself and his elderly mother into their home Wednesday during a standoff with police has… Continue reading